Andrea Leeb’s Such A Pretty Picture is a haunting and unflinching memoir that reveals the chasm between appearances and reality, particularly in the context of 1950s and 60s suburbia. With
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Please, good reader, do not give up on this book midway. It will pay you to finish this book and celebrate this compelling story. Indeed, the patois becomes tiresome, the
Nothing bad ever happens at the beach, especially at Nantucket. Lucia’s mom believes it’s the best place for Lucia this summer, to forget all that happened at home and, oh
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